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It is incredible to watch students grow in their relationship with Christ, take real steps of faith by planting themselves in the local church, serving faithfully, and stepping into leadership in their fraternities, sororities, classrooms, and everyday spaces. As they go all in, they begin living lives that impact others for eternity. . . 

One thing is certain... If we never clearly define our priorities, the busyness and circumstances of life will absolutely fill that void for us. Our modern world is more than willing to ask and answer the hard questions on our behalf and on behalf of our children. With biblical truth as the foundation and the filter, this process helped us ask and answer these big questions for our family. . . 

As I reflect on my soccer career, from my early days in youth soccer through my four seasons as a UGA student athlete, I recognize and celebrate that God has always had me in His hands, caring for and guiding me along the way. . . 

Genuinely, my experience at Fellowship guided me to the understanding that yes, healing certainly occurs in this life, but the ultimate healing is through Christ. . . 

During a recent tour of our school, I was asked what sets our STEM program apart from others. With countless schools out there, it's tough to make direct comparisons, so I focused on what makes Fellowship Christian School unique. This ties into a question I hear often: "Why should my son or daughter pursue STEM?". . . 

Now, standing in the middle of officer training, those lessons are being tested daily. I am learning what it looks like to live faithfully in an environment that does not always reinforce my values. Sometimes that means speaking up. Other times it means listening. Often, it means leading by example—through integrity, patience, and love—even when no one is watching. . . 

When Ella graduated from Fellowship in 2023, followed by Reagan in 2025, we thought we were prepared for the transition. After all, we'd spent years watching them grow from elementary students into young women of faith. What we didn't fully anticipate was how thoroughly Fellowship had prepared them—and how humbling it would be to realize they didn't need us nearly as much as we thought they did. . . 

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